However, there is a cancer found on the small island of Tasmania that is responsible for nearly wiping out an entire wild species, the Tasmanian devil. This disease is transferred by contact which ...

On April 15, 2025, in Tasmania, Australia, @devil_dave0_0 shared a video showing a Tasmanian devil named Pez making noises during an interaction. The author stated, "In the video, I’m ...

I’m sharing a ride with two very cranky and confused Tasmanian devils, loaded in the back of our all-terrain vehicle inside large plastic traps. These devils are a long way from their species ...

Contrary to what Saturday morning cartoons depict, Tasmanian devils aren’t tornado-like in their movements. They are, however, scrappy and aggressive. They noises they make reflect that demeanor — ...

A Tasmanian devil is seen at Zoodoo zoo in Tasmania, Australia, Nov. 1, 2024. The Tasmanian devil, an iconic carnivorous marsupial, is now an endangered species confined to the island of Tasmania.

Tasmanian devils are the largest carnivorous marsupials. They typically weigh 9 to 26 pounds and measure 20 to 31 inches in body length, excluding their bushy tail. Tasmanian devils are robust ...

It’s named AT2022tsd or the “Tasmanian devil”. Mysterious signals called Luminous Fast Blue Optical Transients (LFBOTS) are the suspected source of the dead star’s flares. The first LFBOT ...

The fighter going under the moniker 'The Tasmanian Devil' is none other than former UFC lightweight, Davi Ramos. The Brazilian grappling ace is an extremely credentialed jiu-jitsu fighter and has ...

Researchers are preparing to test a vaccine to thwart the spread of a deadly contagious cancer in an iconic Australian marsupial, the Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisii). Devil facial tumour ...

But each fierce snarl and high-pitched scream signifies their goal to establish ... If provoked, they can attack and cause harm to humans. If a Tasmanian devil is threatened it will let out a sound ...

A member of the public has shocked a Tasmanian council meeting by unveiling a carcass of a Tasmanian devil — still dripping blood — during a debate about the lowering of a road's speed limit.